Background: Burn injuries account for 4.8% of trauma deaths in Nigeria and annually for
20,000 deaths. Aim: This study was to catalogue the demographics of patient who presented …

Introduction: Burns of the hand have devastating consequences not only for the functional
outcome but also for the esthetic appearance. Post burn functional disabilities of the upper …

BACKGROUND: Due to “stay at home” restrictions during the coronavirus disease 2019
(COVID-19) pandemic, people spent more time at home leading to an increase in home …

Objective: Burn wound infection is the second most important cause of death in burn
patients. The current study goal was to assess the prevalence of burn wound infection …

Seasons have a major impact on the frequency and characteristics of burn injuries; in
warmer months, thermal burns from outdoor activities are more common, while in cooler …

The scarcity of data on burn-related injuries in Pakistan prompted this study. The study is
specifically aimed at assessing the burn patients who were admitted to a national burn care …

Background: Thermal injuries are one of the leading causes of disability and death,
particularly in low and middle income countries, yet its epidemiology in Egypt is under …

Burn injuries are a global health issue, particularly second-degree burns, which damage
both the epidermis and dermis. This has led to the exploration of natural treatments like …

Backgrounds-Burn is one of the common causes of morbidity and mortality accounts for 1.8
lakhs death annually worldwide. In India 10 lakhs people are burnt every year …

Background: Burns are devastating injuries, often resulting in significant morbidity,
impairment of emotional well-being, and experienced quality of life. The etiological factors of …